The Midlands Machinery Show

Good few around here say they're going. Heard recently that plenty of entries already confirmed.

Would like to go but it's a fair trek from here. Plus LAMMA is only a coue of months after.
Looks like being a good show though.

140 confirmed stands.

Exhibitor List here http://www.midlandsmachineryshow.com/exhibitors/exhibitor-list.html


List of Seminars available


Seminar Programme
Wednesday 12 November 2014
9.00am The Grandfather Rights and pesticide application qualifications
Presented by: CoLa Training Services Ltd
Stephen Cox

10.00am Improving Soil Organic Matter
Presented by: IfA – Innovation for Agriculture
(a new initiative from the English Agricultural Societies bringing you the latest in new science and technology)
David Gardner

11.00am Rural Crime
Presented by:
Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner,
Nottinghamshire Chief Constable
Nottinghamshire CC Representative

12 noon Rural Crime
Presented by:
Crimestoppers
Nottinghamshire Police

1.00pm CAP Reform: Are you getting ready for BPS and greening?
A look at what farmers need to consider for the start of the Basic Payments Scheme in 2015 and greening.
Presented by: Simon Fisher
NFU County Adviser in Nottinghamshire

2.00pm Optimising the Spraying Process
Factors that have an effect on the spraying process, i.e. tank sizing, boom width etc and the resulting affect they have on time spent travelling on the road and total cropped area respectively
Presented by: Chafer Sprayers
Joe Allen

3.00pm The Forgotten Renewable!
'Water is rapidly becoming a concern in the agricultural sectors, in terms of use and cost. Come and find out the background and benefits of rainwater harvesting in agriculture. See how this can help & benefit your business
Presented by: JRH water Management
Michael Jorden

4.00pm Cut your drying costs with a mobile grain drier
Once the mobile grain drier was small, tractor driven and labour intensive. The modern machines have transformed into high capacity, automatic machines saving time and money and sit at the heart of a modern on-farm grain drying and storage system. –
Presented by: MECMAR Agriculture
John McArthur

Thursday 13 November 2014
9.00am Cut your drying costs with a mobile grain drier
Once the mobile grain drier was small, tractor driven and labour intensive. The modern machines have transformed into high capacity, automatic machines saving time and money and sit at the heart of a modern on-farm grain drying and storage system. –
Presented by: MECMAR Agriculture
John McArthur

10.00am Improving Soil Organic Matter
Presented by: IfA – Innovation for Agriculture
(a new initiative from the English Agricultural Societies bringing you the latest in new science and technology)
David Gardner

11.00am Rural Crime
Presented by:
Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner,
Nottinghamshire Chief Constable
Nottinghamshire CC Representative

12 noon Rural Crime
Presented by:
Crimestoppers
Nottinghamshire Police

1.00pm CAP Reform: Are you getting ready for BPS and greening?
A look at what farmers need to consider for the start of the Basic Payments Scheme in 2015 and greening.
Presented by: Simon Fisher
NFU County Adviser in Nottinghamshire

2.00pm The Grandfather Rights and pesticide application qualifications
Presented by: CoLa Training Services Ltd
Stephen Cox

3.00pm The Forgotten Renewable!
'Water is rapidly becoming a concern in the agricultural sectors, in terms of use and cost. Come and find out the background and benefits of rainwater harvesting in agriculture. See how this can help & benefit your business
Presented by: JRH water Management
Michael Jorden

4.00pm Optimising the Spraying Process
Factors that have an effect on the spraying process, i.e. tank sizing, boom width etc and the resulting affect they have on time spent travelling on the road and total cropped area respectively
Presented by: Chafer Sprayers
Joe Allen



We are pleased to announce that The Midlands Machinery Show has been allocated NRoSO points for all visitors that attend our seminars. Simply sign in and register at the Seminar Theatre held within the Stanley Sheldon Hall on show days.

Is this a replacement for LAMMA ?

Fuzzy said:

Is this a replacement for LAMMA ?

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I was told its been setup by the folks that used to run Lamma before it was sold.

Hesston4860s said:

I was told its been setup by the folks that used to run Lamma before it was sold.

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I went today and although less stands than Lamma it was well organised and the reps on stands had left most of the bullsh!t at home. Good effort.

Thought myself it was very good. Just big enough to see comfortably.

I quite enjoyed it, reminded me of the early LAMMA days before it came over all commercial